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Fills- covered by insurance?

So, I finally got an appointment for my first fill. Unfortunately, with the holidays the first available appointment is January 14 :-(!!

My insurance, Keystone Health Plan East (PA), covered my surgery. I wanted to check with those of you that had fills, did your insurance cover them? I called my insurance company with the procedure codes to find out if it is covered, but the surgeon needs to call (and they will in a couple weeks to confirm).

Just wondering how many people have had fills that were in fact covered by insurance.

Thanks!

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My insurance pays them. I pay my doctor's $20.00 co-pay. However, I am 67 yrs old and my insurance is connected with Medicare.

Yes, my fills are covered by insurance (BCBS of Texas, TRSActiveCare) + copay

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